Cunha faces ban, expresses desire to leave Wolves

Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Matheus Cunha is currently serving a suspension and will miss the upcoming match against West Ham United, returning for the game against Tottenham Hotspur on April 13. Despite impressive performances, leading the team with 15 goals this season, Cunha has expressed a desire to move on from Wolves, stating he needs to 'take the next step' in his career. Several Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and Nottingham Forest, are reportedly interested in acquiring him, especially with Nottingham Forest preparing a record-breaking bid if they secure Champions League qualification. Cunha's commitment to Wolves is evident as he previously turned down offers to leave during the season, indicating his loyalty despite the club's challenging position. His recent contract extension until June 2029 includes a release clause, suggesting that a move could still materialize in the summer. Cunha's candid remarks about his aspirations and gratitude towards Wolves highlight his ambition for greater success.